Spanish Clothing Vocabulary Worksheet

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NameDateMade at homeroomtools.comDraw a line from each one on the left to its partner on the right.Spanish clothing vocabularyla ropala camisala camisetalos pantaloneslos pantalones cortosla faldael vestidoel suéterla blusael trajeel pijamael uniformepajamasuniformsuitdresssweatershirtshortspantsclothesblouseT-shirtskirt
NameDateMade at homeroomtools.comDraw a line from each one on the left to its partner on the right.Spanish clothing vocabularyAnswer keyla ropala camisala camisetalos pantaloneslos pantalones cortosla faldael vestidoel suéterla blusael trajeel pijamael uniformepajamasuniformsuitdresssweatershirtshortspantsclothesblouseT-shirtskirt
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All 36 words

Everyday clothes 12

  • el pijama Pajamas. Masculine. In parts of Latin America it is feminine, and another spelling is piyama.
  • el suéter Sweater. Masculine. The word was taken from English.
  • el traje Suit. Masculine. A traje is a jacket and pants made of the same cloth.
  • el uniforme Uniform. Masculine.
  • el vestido Dress. Masculine.
  • la blusa Blouse. Feminine.
  • la camisa Shirt. Feminine. A camisa buttons down the front.
  • la camiseta T-shirt. Feminine. The same word is used for an undershirt.
  • la falda Skirt. Feminine.
  • la ropa Clothes. Feminine. The word is singular in Spanish, though clothes is plural in English.
  • los pantalones Pants. Masculine. Said in the plural, like pants in English; el pantalón is also right for one pair.
  • los pantalones cortos Shorts. Masculine. Word for word, short pants. The singular is el pantalón corto.
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Shoes, coats and hats 12

  • el abrigo Coat. Masculine. An abrigo is a long coat worn over other clothes when it is cold.
  • el gorro Round cloth or knitted cap, worn for warmth. Masculine.
  • el impermeable Raincoat. Masculine. As an adjective the same word means waterproof.
  • el paraguas Umbrella. Masculine. The word ends in s in the singular.
  • el sombrero Hat with a crown and a brim. Masculine.
  • la bufanda Scarf. Feminine. A bufanda is long and narrow and wraps the neck.
  • la gorra Cap with a visor. Feminine.
  • las botas Boots. Feminine. The singular is la bota.
  • las sandalias Sandals. Feminine. The singular is la sandalia.
  • los calcetines Socks. Masculine. The singular, el calcetín, has an accent mark.
  • los guantes Gloves. Masculine. The singular is el guante.
  • los zapatos Shoes. Masculine. The singular is el zapato.

Accessories and parts 12

  • el anillo Ring worn on a finger. Masculine.
  • el bolsillo Pocket. Masculine.
  • el bolso Handbag or purse. Masculine.
  • el botón Button. Masculine.
  • el cinturón Belt. Masculine.
  • el collar Necklace. Masculine. The collar of a shirt is el cuello.
  • el pañuelo Handkerchief. Masculine. A larger pañuelo is a scarf for the head or neck.
  • el reloj Watch. Masculine. The same word means clock.
  • la corbata Necktie. Feminine.
  • la manga Sleeve. Feminine.
  • la pulsera Bracelet. Feminine.
  • las gafas Glasses. Feminine. The word is mostly used in the plural.

How this list was compiled: Own list of Spanish clothing words, chosen for this site on 2026-10-09, in three sets of twelve. The spelling, accent marks and gender of every word were read that day in the Diccionario de la lengua española of the Real Academia Española (https://dle.rae.es/camisa, the same address pattern for each word), in the copies of those pages kept at web.archive.org, and the English meaning in the Cambridge Spanish-English Dictionary (https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/spanish-english/camisa, the same pattern). Words printed in the plural were read under their singular (pantalón, zapato, bota, sandalia, calcetín, guante, gafa); pantalones cortos stands under pantalón in the first dictionary and under shorts in the Cambridge English-Spanish Dictionary. The note after each meaning is our own wording of what those entries say. Licence: own work

How it works

On this Spanish clothing vocabulary worksheet twelve words stand down the left, each with el, la, los or las, and their English meanings in another order down the right. Three sets: everyday clothes, shoes, coats and hats, and accessories.

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Clothing vocabulary in Spanish worksheets, set by set

Set opens on Everyday clothes: la ropa, la camisa, la camiseta, los pantalones, los pantalones cortos, la falda, el vestido, el suéter, la blusa, el traje, el pijama and el uniforme. Shoes, coats and hats prints los zapatos, las botas, las sandalias, los calcetines, el abrigo, el impermeable, la bufanda, los guantes, el gorro, el sombrero, la gorra and el paraguas.

Accessories and parts of clothes

The third set has el cinturón, la corbata, el bolso, las gafas, el reloj, el collar, el anillo, la pulsera, el pañuelo, el bolsillo, el botón and la manga. Under the tool every word is listed with its gender, and el collar is marked as the necklace, not the collar of a shirt.

  • Spanish differs by country: el pijama is feminine, or spelled piyama, in parts of Latin America, and the list under the tool says so.

Questions and answers

How do you say clothes in Spanish?

La ropa. It is a feminine noun, and it is singular in Spanish although clothes is plural in English.

What is the difference between gorra, gorro and sombrero?

La gorra is a cap with a visor. El gorro is a round cloth or knitted cap, worn to keep the head warm. El sombrero is a hat with a crown and a brim.

How do you say shorts in Spanish?

Los pantalones cortos, which is short pants word for word. The dictionary of the Spanish academy also has el short, a word taken from English.

Is there a Spanish clothing vocabulary worksheet PDF?

The page prints. To keep a PDF, press Print worksheet and pick Save as PDF where the print window asks for a printer. The answer key follows as page 2.